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Dragan Čavić

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Preceded by
  
Mirko Sarovic

Nationality
  
Serb

Name
  
Dragan Cavic

Succeeded by
  
Milan Jelic

Profession
  
Dragan Cavic
Political party
  
Serb Democratic Party (until 2009)Democratic Party (2009–2013)National Democratic Movement (since 2013)

Alma mater
  
University of Banja Luka

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Dragan Čavić (Serbian Cyrillic: Драган Чавић) (born 10 March 1958, Zenica) is a Bosnian politician of Serb ethnicity, who was the President of Republika Srpska in 2002-2006, after having been Vice President of Republika Srpska in 2000-2002.

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Education and private life

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Čavić attended elementary and high school in Banja Luka, and graduated from the Economics Faculty of the University of Banja Luka in 1980. He worked as an economist, financial manager and commercial director in several public and private companies. Čavić is married and has a son and a daughter.

Political career

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Čavić is a former member of the Serb Democratic Party: he served as president of the party until 2006, after having been deputy president of the party presidency from June 1998 to March 2002. At the party elections in 2002 he was elected deputy president of the party.

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In 1998 he was elected deputy in the National Assembly of Republika Srpska. He was removed from office by the then High Representative Carlos Westendorp since he was deemed obstructing implementation of the Dayton Peace Agreement, and banned from political activity. The decision was overturned in 1999 by Vestendorp's successor, Wolfgang Petritsch.

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Dragan Čavić became the president of Republika Srpska on 28 November 2002, after the municipal elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina in October, thus replacing the former president Mirko Sarovic. Čavić received 35.9% of votes, while his most successful rival, Milan Jelic, won 22.1%. Voter turnout was 53.9%.

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At the Bosnian general election, 2006, Dragan Čavić lost in the race for president of Republika Srpska to his rival Milan Jelic (SNSD). Shortly afterwards he was blamed for the defeat and resigned as president of the SDS. The SDS was then split between two factions in conflicts: the reformists led by Čavić, and the conservatives backed by Dragan Kalinic, former President of the SDS.

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On 11 December 2008, Dragan Čavić at a press conference announced his retirement from the SDS and the launch of a new party, together with the RS MP Vojislav Gligić and Branislav Škobo, also former SDS MPs. On 15 January 2009 in Banja Luka Čavić registered the Democratic Party of Republika Srpska, whose co-founders are Momcilo Novaković, Vojislav Gligić, Branislav Škobo and Djordje Milićević. Since 2010 he is a deputy of this party in the Parliament of Republika Srpska.

At the local elections 2012, Čavić run for mayor of Banja Luka; with 32.2% of the vote, he came second to Slobodan Gavranović ( SNSD), elected with 40.2% of the votes.

In 2013 his Democratic Party merged with the National Democratic Party to form the National Democratic Movement.

Honors

Order of Republika Srpska (2012)

References

Dragan Čavić Wikipedia